I was trying to catch up on some posts last week,  figured I wasn’t the only one out there questioning everything, did a search, and here I am!  I’ve only managed to get through your most recent posts, but it’s been a pretty interesting read so far!  I’m sure you’ll see more comments as I go through.  I’d be happy to hear any thoughts you might have on my ideas as well!

It is interesting to probe into your point about “storing” each second, microsecond. You could keep dividing each unit of time either a) forever, or b) at a definitive point (or non-point). Either way, what remains is here and what remains is now. Perhaps the deeper one probes, the more of “time” is encapsulated. In other words, at high energy levels (passed atoms, through the planck scale), time and space – and everything in it, merge. At the deepest level, all of the universe(s) has only one point (or non-point) and everything that ever was, is and will be, is found. It may be the singularity in which everything arises.

Just curious, where did you find this website?

I agree, to a degree.  Time is a simply a measurement of cause and effect, which in this case what you refer to as “motion”.  Time itself does not actually exist. 

Quote: “Unless all information is simultaneous and both, finite and infinite.  Only at that point, time will truly not exist.”

The most practical way for the universe to exist IS to exist moment to moment.  If you stored each second, each lapse in time, our universe would grow exponentially.  It would be like a  database, storing the information of life.  If you only have it store the moment, it will add and remove data on the fly, keeping it’s tables relatively clean and within a reasonable amount of space.  However, if you store each moment – in it’s entirety – moment to moment, the database would fill up instantly.  It would have to store data to microseconds as well as whole seconds. Which, based on the fact there is an infinite number of moments between 0 and 1 second, would keep us from ever getting to 1.

To help explain why the universe is both infinite and finite however, here is a link to Nassim Haramein – Crossing the Event Horizon.  This is an amazing theory about how our universe is actually both and why it makes logical sense.

Infinites inside Finites

You can also read more of my ideas on it at Highthoughts.me

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Great blog, don’t stop questioning or posting!

Reply:
To me space and time are hard to differentiate.  Reason being that, as you put it, time appears to come to light only when there is motion.  However, I see that as the perceived value of time.  Meaning that it is the only way that we currently are able to measure time.  However the fact that there is a human being with consciousness, makes motion irrelevant in measuring time.  IN other words as long as there is consciousness everything could stand still and we would still perceive time.  This leads to the creation or formation of information.  As long as there is information there is time.  Unless all information is simultaneous and both, finite and infinite.  Only at that point, time will truly not exist.  So in conclusion, to me, time is a force.  Furthermore, it is a force similar to gravity.  Gravity is a force measurable with respect to mass, whereas time is a force measurable to space.  The problem is that we  don’t have enough knowledge of  space as we we do of mass.